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Workmen's advocate., 1887-01-01
OVERLAND FOR ONE DOLLAR

NOW IN ENGLISH. WuL RE PUBLISHED
 IN All tANGl. .A.+ES AS SOON AS
 RECEIPTS PERMIT
 shows at i2 a cent or less per ton per mile for freight and | ; cents per passenger per 100 miles san Francisco to New York for i5C ); the gov ernmcnt can employ rHEEE to NINE million men at S3 for hours, and upwards according tn ability; pay fur all railways the first, pay of the national debt the second, and abolish all national taxes the third year.
 Price in advance, e5 cents per annum. Clubs and canyassers wanted in every town. Other papers can copy. Address; WILL D. SoUruwoRrn, 22i Montgomery, Room 5 san Francisco, California
Workmen's advocate., 1887-01-01

District 49, K. of L.. of New York, has bought a house known as Pythagoras Hall for s1O,0O0. Now it Is said that sixty-seven Local As semblies under its jurisdiction have refused to pay the per capita assess ment of one dollar, and have been suspended.
Workmen's advocate., 1887-01-01
70 the lTOrLmcHS Adr0cuie'

To the VOrhmcuS Adr0cnie'
 A correspondent in your last issue calls attention to the town land which 1t is proposed to sell. This is a matter which should be seriously considered by all the citizens of the town, not sc much on account of the value of the land in question as the principle involved. It IS certainly serious question whether the community has moral right to sell the land which belongs to all, and supporting one or few individuals in monopollzing that which is the free gift of nature to mankind.
 Leaving all question of lrincipIe aside it seems that as d community we might profit hy the policy of many churches which hold in perpetulty all land to which they may III any manner obtain a title. Some will say the church holds land exempt from taxation. True, but the same policy is pursued by many of the richest families in this and other countries notwi, hstandin& they are liable to all taxes which they reassess upon their tenants indirectly and with profit.
 Instead of parting with any land we may now possess, let the town acquire more as fast as 1t can be done cheaply and let it be used to improve the condl- ton of the citizens who need 1t and the community will be correspondngy be- nelitcd HORACE.
Workmen's advocate., 1887-01-01
LUCKY.

"Do you know, neighbor, have al ways been lucky in my love affairs.
 ''lndeed Still you are not married," That's just what proves my luck"
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me necessity OF rev elections in large number
OF e~S-s p-eseats exact knowledge OF tba csa-
position Of the nsw tseTiEssa reieh,tae Bu, q, "a
CoHeedeo that The se2tennaJe army bill viii he
pAss@l year VI tTaEae has proved stronger than
rear .. ios'-elfs'h THE sepEeanate means peace,
was the cry ullter which victory WA won
Germany las spokea for peace as Bissaarel S,,..
mat MS war measure Indicates peace. and az TIA
superstition - s,ii - prevail throughout France
ta.t t''e aAiioh which begins tae next war win ha
w"rSted a;i : quiet along the Rhine TO- niyh,
6Ct 60 IT. D~t The sep;eanate does not mean
peace, oai poi peHeme2s Of war. TIE urbears b,e
oIAaa Va sNeaps. hlNe military preparations on a
great scale tends 70 drive the two nations To hos
TITLES, and the only real peace will be thai n, er
haustiCn alter TIC sirUgg.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-23

Governor Hill made another OF his mastery
speeches In Brooklyn last evening-masteriy In the
ability TO group In pleasant harmony apparently
conflicting ideas. In one passage he defended
President Lincoln from the charge of being spoiis-
man, although the fac. remains that upon his
advent TO power, he soon removed every demo-
cratic officeholder in ever northern state" and
echoed approvingly panegyric pronounced upon
President jackson because she removed indfvidu-
ais from ONCE who were opposed TO his election,
and appointed TO their places firm advocates of
democracy In the next he condemned the re-
publican party generally because from 1860 to
1884, ii ''beieyed and acted upon the belief that
home but n republican had any political rights,
just how President could make Il wholesale
his partisan opponents from the federal Of
fees for no better reason than that they are his par
tissn opponents without giving color to the theory
that his friends had monopoly OF political rights
Mr. Hi did not explai,. Perhaps he is reserving
the solution OF this problem for Ole of the sur
pFises OF his own prospective career In the White
House.
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The enc astonishing thing abou. Mr.. snerman's
resignation OF the presidency pro tenn. o; the Sen.
ateis the fact that II las not called forth any
special comment Mr. sherman has simply done
a very natural and proper thing. His experience
In both law ard politics has taught him that IA
matters governed bY artificial rules Il IL the part
OF prudence ~ avoid giving yorr enemies even a
chance OF picking you ur OF .echnI,ality. l.
Mr. sherman had lot resigned IL world have
been necessary. as a matter o! form, &c eiec:
president proieyn AT the opening or the next ses-
SION IL Is possible, or course, though by no
means likely, that the democrats night have
taken a passing advantage OF the situation By
eiecting one or their own party 10 tie place The
victory would lave been short-lived In case the
republicans held control In the senate OF the Fiji
tieth Congress as they expect to; for there is
nothing 20 prevent either party, when t holds the
reins OF power, from deposing president by elect
Ing another 10 serve In his stead Nor Is it to be
assumed, as stated by one newspaper, that Mr.
Sharman has ruled himself out as q candidate for
reelection. Mr.. Paynes presentation OF Mr. Sher-
mans credentials as Senator-elect In the Ffftieth
Congress entities Mr.. sherman at any time TO the
privilege OF being sworn In. What then Is to pre-
vent his reelection? The senate and the House
differ widely in their constitution In this regard
Each House dies with It's Congress-; whereas the
Senate Is continuing body, and vote affecting
Its internal machinery passed during the life OF
one Congress remains OF binding force until for
mally recOnsidered-
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The ignttoa Of wooden partition in q sleeping.
car "a fsnnsyivaaia railroad the osher morning.
from eaAlstsve everhsased BY leaving an the
ofsns cpsn for TOO long q time. shows that the
psfus uon me- % train are ey 10 means con-
nhoa - ace1denta caused BY cexailmenl Even
snsFounas1 by tie moss Satisfactory oons,s,ons
the coai-ssove IN passenger car Is only murder
Gus monster under bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-23

Justin AeCarsay In his lecture oharaetsr,xas
Gosc hen. the ntlhohe rule liberal borrowed by the
Conservatives and pat In power, As q ''crank IS
Judge biod2ett has decided that the word crank
Is vol legally defamAtory, so that Goschsn,s on,v
recourse VIII be To apply the gag law 70 MeC arthy
cota'rymea la Parliament and punish him by
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sixteen years OF annexation appear to have had
htie ehect IN suocui;s the Gallo ardor or Alsace
LpfFashs. lie delegation Just elected from the
X Tic MAI With France had ended eary last mon,h
THIS persistence of the French sentiment l. the
nore significant nom the fact taal France toot no
small task On Its hands when IL began 10 convert,
the As>atian into FrenehInan two hu ndred YEA 70
AGO -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-23

Mr. Loweli's conclusion not 10 deliver MI. ,ac,,.s
On politics NJ Chicago last evening WIN be af,r,a
uted hy some critics 20 desire not To Get into
trouble oy aay imprudent freedom Of speech on a
debaiahle topic. Perhaps ha saw Julian Haw.
thorne In tbs audience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-23

At the temperance meeting last night DR.. SUM-
deraDd expressed regret the editorial In Satur-
days STAR concerning the Guardian League
figures, and said that IL was not the figures but
the facts which were dirty. TIE STAR protests
against DIR. Sunderlands protest. 1t heartily APP
proves intelligent efforts tn improve moral condi-
tons in the District and IL might forgive the
Guardian League for persistent attempts to be-
foul It's own nest II such attempts were necessary
TO the success OF It's reformatory efforts But they
are not Necessary, and they arouse opposition
among persons otherwise favorable. To this
SANDER OF the capital In favor OF other cities known
Iooe more wicked there is not the defence OF
truth SO that the facts are not dirty. Dr. Sun
derland misunderstands THE STAR. 1t does not
view the Guardian League figures as dirty but mis-
leading, 50 far as the unfayorablc comparisons are
concerned To bespatter ones dOmicile with mud,
unnecessarily and undeseryedly, Is, however,
dirty job, and so TEE STAR SAIL.
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New Tw11IED CorroNs

New Tw11LED CorroNs.
We are showing an excellent line of Tw,I,ea
Cottons. embracing number Of qualities the
pest Yet Shown by Us, aid quote s1elL plarily the
29;inch Heavy Unblsached Twilled Cottons.
21.iIeh Bleached Twilled Cotton. only 1Oc.
2g.inch Twilled Duck, very fine, only l2Hc.
29,ilch Heavy Tvilled Duck, 8 o.. l4c.; 10
36.inch Bleached Twilled Cotton, especially
foS gnds p only l2hc, per yard.
ooI1nch h9iiy-Tree TWilled Cotton, frequent
~ durable, only l5c. per yard.
(Thlrd noOr-1ake elevstor)
WOODWARD 4 IQTHROP
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ExrRAoRp1NARy Iuor R.pe.,xs,

ExrRAoRp1NARr LACE BAneA1ss,
We claim the following, which we picked I'D
~ New 1Ork last week, to be unquestionally
the oest values ever offered. and indisputable
2-ineh black. all silk. Chantilly Lace, worth
Al o. tS21c.; only &C: per yard
4lncn Diack, all silk. Spanish Guipure Lace.
worm AL % Sac only 1211c per yard.
ana 7-inch black, ali silk Chantilly Lace
~1ts1 n s 8 blsst s aply EsE yard
p:sseins, worth an Hf 75c; only 50c.per yard.
superior quality, worth ali Of Sl.40; only si.S5
40-inch Egyptian Lace Flouncinas, in beige
and cream. worth all of 75c. only a0c per yard
4O-inch Valenceinnes Lace Fiouncin4s. \
grand value at S1.2j Per yard
21tnch Salenceinnes Lace Net yidicnlonslv
cheap at 90c per yard '
Nottingham Lace Psrasol Covers worth all Of
Dye; only ssQc: per yard.
Cream Escurisl Lace Parasol Covers worth all
u %; only Gil per yard
f1ne Cream Oriental Lace Parasol Covers
worth al q " 90; only 81 per yard
II Iot q white Oriental Lace huchinT worth
beaded do sas ta.S R SssdXe sfa'
minst IS syest frontsh worth all of 37kc.;
25c. each. w. " WV on'S
Superb line Of Black Beaded Grenadines. AZ
@LS7hs 100, u, 81, %. sc. "a. so and S5 each.
(Second 1oor; take elevstorJ ~'
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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New Spring FLASNr1s.

She new Flannel for Ladies' Wrappers
Tuxedo Repp"" woven in . small corded or
repp pattern, the figure being slmost invsi-
tngs-crean. 1t blue. It. pink, scarlet garnet,
cardinal, maroon. fawn, drsb, &c, "a inches
yard ' WV Pe'
81 inch Atwood Orient Cashmere Flannels
IT. blue. pink, garnet, cardinal, French blue
fiate, olive and wine. excellent quality. Only
50c. per yard.
27inch Striped Flannels, for Ladies', sacouss
wrappers, Childrens Dresses Clocks, &c more
than y dozen entirely new patterns such as
have not been shown before, embracing wide
and narrow stripes in choice spring colOrfngs in
harmonious effects. Also medium aud daff
colorinys. Only 500 per yard
(Thirl floor; take eievator)
WOODWARD LOTHR0p
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-To RENT OR BUY AN UNFUR.
W nished House Of about rooms in Mount Pleas
ant Address s. W. Star Office. f23-2ts
w northwest; prices from "a 600 to $4,000 Also
small Houses and desirable Building Lots, irSm
BIN HERRING. 1891 + u. f9-lm
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE UNIMPROVED PROP
w erty fronting Capitol Grounds three lots 2oxl61
to alley for house bet Sd and 9Th SITS Pa ave and
St NV price, $4,000 to $1,000. Address Box l4l,
Star office. f2l -3ts
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The protest entered at the Treasury department
against the admission into au American port OF
The cargo OF Australian RABBITS would look TO q
person anaequaihtaa with the habits Of these ami
mails like a case OF exaggerated fears. This Is not
True, however. Statistics collected by naturaIists
snow that single pair OF rabbits, at the age Of
four and AL years, may reasonably bc expected
10 have oae million and quarter Of descendants
I ne rdb1itS leave nn' hin, else chance OF living
when ninIcrouS enough In New Zealand where
they BEGAN ihftsiirg the great sheep runs about
len yeats ago, c''iiSu, earef6ly taken showed a
d:rnsn'u ron In the number OF sheep within three
years of two million out of otal thirteen la,iion
head Que farmer was obliged to abandon Two
hundred and ATTY thousand acres entirely To The
pest IN one year nc expended about fifteen
thousand dollars on war OF determination I'm,
succeeded Ia killing ohly one hundred and eighty
thousand rabbits There Is no way OF k=epjng The
rn~escoiae visitors out o. our country excep, by
prohibiory statut-, whi.h comes in the first in
stance under the jurisdiction OF the WAYS ana
means committee OI the House. The sole conai
ton In which the Australian rabbit ought tn h.
admlttedto our ports Is In d Tin can, secure.,-
Sealed. Thus preserved. h. Is said To make a very
toothsoRe Wand; AID 10 ausiGeat The supp,y on
human load Is about the only worthy ese anyo,e
mas yet discovered OF putting hin to-
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A WoRD To THr Wrsr.

$3.50
With Hs the Remnant and Bargain Sale Days have
have sSs
3it.lmes femnants that manufacturers sent IA Each
These all decided bargains but besides these We
manase to bargains in Fancy Goods and other
&
~ nas
not saiI yourself send Of the little and Il
nent claim your money.
FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
We have secured and win sell at
12x CENTS PER YARD.
8 cases light and dark French sstteeu Remnants in
Al Tue Deaotini ccloriEgs, goods worth % and 30
this season of tie year. Remember l2}.c per yard.
brown. srey and b:ue at lOc. per yard These goods
are perfect in every particular and good wash fabrics
g cases seersucker Remnants, different colorinss
al good goods and will wash well, at 10c. per yard
3cases Light and Dark Figured Batiste Remnants
FOODS IN full width and are BEAUTIFUL in Quality and
destgls
g cases Genuine Lonsdale Cambria" Remnants. at
10: Per yard THIS is an emphatic bsrsain as Ions;
stort lengths in this goods Is desirable and sometimes
preferable.
3 cases One Yard Wide Bleached Muslin Remnants
best brands ut 30 per yard, worth 10 and 124c
The last lot Of English satteen Remnants in cream,
at &c. rsr yard. worth 20c.; suitable for lining and
dress wear.
2 cases Light figured Percales, nobby patterns and
neat DESIGNS only lOc per yard These are warranted
fast colors.
= more cases Of the well known Domestic Satteen
Remnants which we offer at 6Hc per yard, worth
12Hc. IN choice patterns.
For men and boys wear we have secured an enor-
nous quantity Of fine Imported Cashmere Remnants,
suitable FOR pants vests full suits at half regular
value These come in spring cOlorngs and therefore
doubly desirable, 1t e very seldom that we have
opportunity like this. The patterns we'll selected
and the goods in perfect condition In looking
them you might think II marvellous how do it.
Hpt don't let interfere with your choice as they
10 dozen Ladies' AllLinen Collars in plain white;
mourning collars at lie. each, were 2Qc Our
for doieg this Is to close out these numbers.
10 dozen more Ladies' Al-Linen Cuffs, at 1Oc. per
pair. All sizes in stock.
Is dozen Ladies' Embroidered Null Ties for 12Kc.
25 dozen Ladies' White Chemisettes, embroidered
fronts i've Styles for this Thursday and Friday 22c
50 dozen Gents Silk Embroidered Suspenders,
white and colored, gle, sold everywhere SOC.
And plenty other bargains to interest you.
Call on US early in the day, and oblige
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ROOM,
w furnished. with Roari: in northwest Permanent
Il suited Address A. w., Star ofhce it
W lady and two gentlemen, two or three Rooms.
with board in northwestern part Of city. part of
House. to keep house. Address g.. Star ofce f232ts
WANTED-ROON AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family convenient to dead letter ofioe, to
msnce LIST Feb: references. Address ]. ID. " Star
office. Es2-2ts
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BOARDING.

SuIsT n. w.-FIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD.
- IL in = private family. with all the comforts Of
home; only el6 per mouth, u per week. or cents
per day. 1e-lm'
CPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9TH AND SITS. n. W.,
- three f2d foor1 trout mIlunicating corner
rooms with 6rst-cass board; also one or two other
rooms Transient and table bosrders accommodated
n0-1m
NOR RENT-PIEAsAET, WELL FURNISHED
u Rooms with or witiout Table Board; references
eiyen and required 514 l:3tn St NV film
IL Board near Mcfhersun Square. References ex-
Changed Transient. 10l6 LTD st. ns-lvs
noARDINo AND ROOMS : TWO LARGE WE'LL.
oor table board els per month per week and 50
day. 0the1sst low ps1csA blt-olo Indiana svA
02slW
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SERVANTS LuvrR1Es.
Ready made and ready for immediate use Liveries
for Coachmen Liveries for Tootmsn Liveries for
Grooma Liveries for Tigers" Lveries for PAGES.
Lveries for indoor Ssrvants
These several kinds are cut and made according to
the most approved Styles now in vogue and in every
color that has claim to correctness Of tastesuch a.
Black. Blue. Bun, Brown and Green. We sell more
Liveriss than any House In Amsries. Our orders by
mail alone comifs from distant cities where 1iveries
sod should attest ths correctness of our Styles
the superiority Of garments and the perfect fitting
qualities of the Liveries We make and SELL
Our prices viii be found much more reasonable than
those prevailing in other cities
Coachmen's and Footmen's Hats and Hat Covers.
in both black and white. Rubber Coats to match.
Gloves Scarfs Shirts Collars and In fact everything
that well appointed nveried servant should have ars
here in great variety Those who have servants to At
out should by all means see our stock before they
think Of sending their orders out Of town.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
GENERAL ouTFITTERs.
, 800 sos SEVENTH STREET.
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AT last We are 20 have the truth concerning the
Senate's refusal 70 confirm Mr.. Matthew nemi-
naIion for District recorder OF deeds. Senator
Iaddieberser, Who aays that ths reJscrion ves
nitic because the Candidate Was hon, r,s,t.n,
wants the papers In the publ ed in or,r to
prove nis sincerity Mr. Harris on the other sida
OF The Chamber, warts them published In order tn
sA9" 'hAs The eahs,l'iatvs character a. an honor
aDte and Intelligent Ran has been yineilea.ed N
l. 70 - hoped that both gentlemen VIM ~ Sa,ts
ned With The result IL /; can 10 shown 10 presi
deaf Cleveland That even a man of the hes. -.
pate as1 ain.ist-d capacity Cannot have a Wash-
inzteb o'sce II lie Is Imported from CIV fopr
hundred miles away It Will be The finest sor; OF a
lesson III hcine rule principles.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

NOR RENT
II FURNISHED HOUSES IN NopTawrsrrpx
81 81 pTR M xt xSiTl li4AssNsll IocAffb, Ar
ALSO OTHER HOUSES, ff-iNIsIil N Nj 'irx.
FURNISHED. IN SAME SECTION FOR IoNoFR
TIME - '' 'SN'4'~i-"
90, Hill. JOHNSON
i-'s-lN rs 9Th n.
I,oR kENT-NEAR TIP CAFfrOI apFstR.RIr
and pleasant ~ sit ated Brick DIV ellinr nina ,a.
including hath. io3 I'd NJ. ne. '''' fsla
E0R RENT A VERY DESIRABLE SIX
Il House, IN hrst-class order all modern inVroyer
uents. Apply on premises. l.1lG kigman lia.s. -
10 smner, j. i. GREEN, l4th aud Sampson sta A. w.
IroR RENT - 1Jls ST. n. W. 10 ROOMs
II modern convrni,nccs rent only esA. EOS y II M
W., rooms, gas aud water rent only els. AItly al
+. NOkMENT, 6ls Louisiana ave ffS q.
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F1NE Mus11Ns
Do You remember Holly Tree Muslins? Do
you relnember how we introduced them three
years ago by dropping their price below that Of
tne same Quality OF standard goods. We have
Just opened them up again
HHolI,iy Tree shirtings 10c; per yard
Holly Tree Cambria, 1216c. per yard
per yard. ' A0o'
36-inch Fine Cambrics, 11c and 1oac. per
per yard. wv
36-ineh Linen Finished Muslin, tic. DER ward
Long Cloth l7c per yard '~'
(Third 6oor-Take eleyator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROp
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lis 1907 Pennsylysnia ave- nG
TroR RENT-SIX- ROOM BRICK HOUSE 3le
II tn st. Sc. water aud gas; &l5 Apply 20 X l.
PAIkO, 4S2 Louisiana Ja2T-lm
1roR RENT-A BUILDING SUITABLE FOR 4
Is store or Dining room. AL q st nwr opposite
New Pension building Rent. SO Per month owner
AT Sis 9Th ST. NV 3a21-2m
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In,s shesss "a Sespdasd 4ldezng Butter. ssom the
IN g :SFssa "a X. ss g -
l ,f .ssaF 2s:S 81 49, So
be found 9Eir
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- W.
2o49 ssh ST.. above
Grant ave. ii ~ .. sll
4is, rrnr s:s3 y. ar 10, %
.es1,S boundary st. ir. 10
,'.,',4 Boundary -. ar. 10
3 Pleasant Place, Ar s.
alS Blaeiei's alley, Ar. X
, Pleasant Place, 4r......s
2la2 n 81. rs.......s
1916 Blagdrn's all .2r.5.5 80
1T H., 400 ost. all. IT. 3
l.l.aS Biagden's all, Ar. >
No. =, rear l4> y 81. ~. 3
No. l, rear A. 4 81, IN. 3
lus Bormd'y ST. 2r ....3
- Jarkson alley, ~. IS
Slst. bet. y & q SITS. ir.. 2
OFFICES.
Gunton Bldg. T -. .S12.so
LenoN Bldg. r. 3.......-.lo
4ul 9TH ct. I'd A., lr.l0
OH sth 81, basein'trAl0
Gunton Bldg. z - IS
Gunton Bldg, rs ~ IS. s
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TNDR RENT-fQ DRuGGJsT-IHAT FINE NEW
IL Sore, corner q Hsnnsyiyspta, ese and &3th =.
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New SPRING Goops
Arc being opened all through the store. The
Dress Goods shelves and counters are rapidly
niiing up silk Fabrics are meeting with an
unusual share Of attention. We are Head
quarters" for American Silks, acknowledged
leaders Of the market
French Satteens and Wash Fabrics in un-
matchabls variety, Ct exceptionally low prices.
WOODWARD l. LOTHEOP.
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EOR RENT
IL lhnk n H
EOR RENT
1.fp ESrn ~ 1r,

Aoh lLH IL
II le225 h st.n.w.15rS15f
~ Grant Pl., lor........f.
j fOO-S-l0 4 St. l2r....1i
b0a 18th st. NV, 1lr.. =
3:.1 Ind. av., IL rs.......6l
S25 Z st. NV. Or. 3.
1870 X. j. ave. 1r..-....4t
ST. N.J.ave.n.w.,1r.....:S,
2e15-17 18th NV. .27 81
22::i9 18th st.n.w ,6r.36.5,
g!t Observation-Disclosures
BOZ 18th ST. 5. e., 1r.25. A
1896 Pierce T., ar. 81. AZ
1928 9th NV, ar. 3:
633 ID st. u. W., Or. :. "a. "a
1916 Larch ST. 6r. 225..5t
$50 4 ST. Sc, IT,!
J. I'd St N. e., sr-..2g.5 I
% q st. n. W, Or. .,2 ~
3054 Z st. n. W., 7r. :ll 81
6O2.6l6 c st, ne, Or, 20.5.
100 Conn. ave, or. .E2 II
1919 29th n.w.,7r.,sO.4 (
AIS Nj ave. NV, 6r..-.ls
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FITCH, FOX x BROWN
II l4.sI Penn. ave NV
INOR RENT-1313 nth ST. n W. FURNISHED
II or UNFINISHED, eleven rooms. Possessiun gwen
immediately Apply on the premises. fls-1M-
l,OR RENTED 18TH ST. =. 4. q ROOMS,
II water, gas, &c. 80 per month";
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